The PBS/Frontline documentary Bush's War combines previously seen clips as well as new footage to create an over four hour television event examining the reasons behind, the continued military efforts in, and possible end to the Iraq War.
Reviews
- "Barely a shot is fired in the two-and-a-half-hour opening installment of "Bush's War," a two-part "Frontline" report beginning Monday on PBS." —The New York Times
- ""Frontline's" attempt to encompass some of these events seems rushed and incomplete. The tendency to see things in terms of U.S. politics intrudes." —Los Angeles Times
- "If the best defense truly is a good offense, then nothing could endorse the service more powerfully than this sobering documentary... —Variety
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During the Bush Presidency, how many TV interviews did he do with each network?(2 Answers)
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Too many! Seriously, all of Bush's interviews and press conferences seemed the same...except for the one after 9/11. What I will always remember the best ...
Which (if any) members of The Bush Administration will be tried for War Crimes in the future?(5 Answers)
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I am skeptical that the United States, even under an Obama administration, would ever permit an international court to arrest President Bush or anyone else in his administration ...
